Galliate italo calvino biography
- This anthology serves as a literary map to guide readers through the varied geography of contemporary Italian fiction.
- Opening the proceedings, Fontana highlighted how the eastern Italian border was during the Second World War a place of massacres and forced population.
- Italo Calvino, (born October 15, 1923, Santiago de las Vegas, Cuba—died September 19, 1985, Siena, Italy), Italian journalist, short-story writer, and novelist.
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Italian Tales: An Anthology of Contemporary Italian Fiction 9780300129694
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Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Prologue. Consuming the View
Part I. Ruins with a View
The Keeper of Ruins
Zardino
The Self-Awareness of the Labyrinth
Lost Road
Part II. Memory Lanes
The Penumbra We Have Crossed
On the Neverending Terrace
The Piazza
Great Bear, Little Bear
Part III. Vanishing Points
Windswept Lane
Reaching Dew Point
Montedidio
Leo’s World
Part IV. Views from Afar
The Sea Voyage of Baron Mandralisca
Melodrama
From the Diary of Baron Scarpia
The Day of Thanksgiving
Epilogue. Leave-taking
Credits
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Italian Literature and Thought Series
The Italian Literature and Thought Series makes available in English representative works of Italian culture. Although the series focuses on the modern and contemporary periods, it does not neglect the humanistic roots of Italian thought. The series includes monographs, anthologies, and critically updated republications of canonical works, as well as works of general interest.
advisory board Peter Carravetta
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'The Inexhaustible Surface of Things': Stefano Tamburini's Comic Book Work.
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This article explores the work of Stefano Tamburini (1955-1986) in relationship to the 'high arts' in the 1980s. By concentrating on Tamburini's least known works (to this day, among his many works, only the RanXerox saga is actually available for English-speaking readers), it is possible to regard his art as a bridge tying comics with the aesthetic and theoretical preoccupations of many of the leading artists of the postmodern trans-avant-garde of the late-1970s and early-1980s in Italy. This article demonstrates how Tamburini offered a model of comics in dialogue with the rest of the contemporary art world, often taking the lead and generating fruitful exchanges both with the field of literature and the visual arts. Keywords: Bruno Munari, Frigidaire, fumetti, Italo Calvino, postmodernism, RanXerox, Stefano Tamburini, trans-avant-garde
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Gale Document Number: GALE|A678139967
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